Anatomic factors should be considered as contributing to the multifactorial cause of soft-tissue lesions such as gingival recession.Each of the following would be considered an anatomic factor except one.Which one is this exception?

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Periodontitis is not considered an anatomic factor but rather a disease process that affects the supporting structures of the teeth, leading to issues such as gingival recession. Anatomic factors, like thin alveolar plates, frenal pull, and tooth malposition, directly relate to the physical characteristics or positioning of oral structures that can predispose to soft-tissue lesions.

Anatomic Factors Should Be Considered as Contributing to the Multifactorial